When you think of The Actor's Nightmare, you typically think of standing onstage naked, or forgetting your lines, or standing onstage naked while forgetting your lines, but botching dialogue in the buff sounds infinitely preferable to making bloopers that cost producers tens of thousands of dollars.
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When you think of The Actor's Nightmare, you typically think of standing onstage naked, or forgetting your lines, or standing onstage naked while forgetting your lines, but botching dialogue in the buff sounds infinitely preferable to making bloopers that cost producers tens of thousands of dollars.
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